The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-24
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NO CLEVELAND DELEGATES.
ONEIDA'S DELEGATION TO SARATOGA
SOLID ASTI-dDMLNISTRITI
Postmaster Bailey Tried tn Mako Terms
with tho Lender OF the Opposition hue
Failed, and Gave Up without q Contest.


Postmaster Bailey Tried In Mako Terms
with tho Leader Of the Opposition hue
Failed, md Gave Up without q Contest.
UTICA, Sept. 23.--The Democrats In the
First Assembly district OF Oneida county are
very much ut variance among themselves.
The fight Ia lcd on one sido by Il. Prentiss
Bailey the Postmaster and editor OF the OBJ
se.rer. and by State Committeeman Da.
vld A. Dcschler on tho other. Mr.. Desch-
ler controls the Democratic machine In
this city. Some weeks before tho caucuses
were hold Mr. Baily solcltcd an interview
with Deschler with Wow OF coming to terms.
The two met In the Postnaster's private Office.
but Mr.. Deschler, 1t Ia said. refused to go into
partnership Mr.. Bailey was DESTROYS Of
securing Cleveland delegates to the district
Conventions, which were to send delegates to
tho State Convention. Deschler made
slate in every ward, and Whenever
any one began an opposition canvass
he was at once coaxed, scared or
bought Off so that, with one exception, there
was no contest when 1t got down to the cau-
cuses. for the Cleveland delegates had found 10
iHh and IN poll Of III I'VE" Votes Boschlers man
two:hirds o Of The The Delegates and 50 no cevs.
af G the hS ost
long editorial articles denouncing the three
State DELEGATES by AN and SAYING that they
s@s sse ONE liz" SSsa
gates. This is denied by leading Democrats,
that tie Xdministration ' cSnd idates became
convinced that they could not elect delegate.
II used to be u rule that no one on the Obssrpsr,
al hnll mr.
made a delegate to the district Convention
e g 81 a
The attempt Is being made to convey the
idea e ess hsIs 2E Sets .
for tho Ad9ilplstration, men wsss not strong
with tho lamb Inside the lion.
the First district was si held here today. MI
Deschler called 1t to order and contolled the
s@Ss Of the AAssrg anS
e ntrodqfe resolutions &c. s9ndsmPqIns s., ths
withheld Had they been offered they would
voice Il the machine had so decreed. The boast
Il made shat the f 20 MT
THE FIGHT IN cAYUaA COUNTY.
SYRACUSE, Sept; 29;-The , eestrqngement be-
tween the Cleveland and Hill Democrats in
Cayuga county wakes warmer and warmer as
bs s at at h sSr Ys 81 m
is hoped, wifi have some influence in the stato
Convention ip deciding on the rights OF tho
tion. The rival factions will 90 to Saratoga
prepared to mako out the best case possible.
ANTI-CLEvELAND DEMOCRATS IN ALBANY.
ALBANY. Sept; 23.aaThe Democratic fight on
here day by, the election Of q fun ticket
e BY the Three HUNDRED o.
tics. J. q. Collect heads the delegation.
and Is backed by County Judge. Mott,
and sevsraI others Who fame as controvsrsie
lists. Callicot himself is an ex-Spenker, and
we'll versed in parliamentary law, and Noll and
maks It Very dusty road Tor j. dady HerricS
of5he control in no COMMITTEES on Credentials.
H light 9f The Three H"ndred h they
Cleveland men. The regplars. or b. Gady
Herrick men. arc Clevernd men. SO far
at Least as eiamins The Fsderal pat,
f TACT. not inconsistent With CIevciand's way q
dispensing patronage. that not o prominent
39Iceha.ider hero Was OF their ,oris,na choice.
would never have been recommended for
PLACES and were surprised when they got the nm
yee hi forth s sSs
Cleveland In 1884. even such strength as II
shows In a charter BE-. ELECTION It would have
strong In their opposition to Cleveland now,
Tho Albany Times, Callicot,s paper. Il the most
paper In the State outside OF New York city.
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